The Great Fire of Rome – Accident or Conspiracy?

Rome, 64 AD. For six days and seven nights, flames devoured the Eternal City. Two-thirds of Rome reduced to ash. But here's where it gets sinister: while the city burned, Emperor Nero allegedly sang.
The official story? An accident near the Circus Maximus. But whispers spread faster than the inferno itself. Witnesses claimed they saw men with torches, preventing citizens from fighting the flames, even throwing firebrands into untouched buildings. Were these arsonists or firefighters gone rogue?
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